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Tag Archives: Bexar County
Dispatches from the Texas Lockdown
It seems forever since Texas went into full lockdown mode over the Wuhan coronavirus, but it’s only been a week. Since I was already working from home full-time, I’m doing fine, but I can understand how more social people might … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Texas
Tagged Austin, Bexar County, Collin County, coronavirus, Dallas, Denton County, Greg Abbott, Harris County, HEB, Houston, Houston Methodist Hospital, Ken Paxton, Metroplex, Tarrant County, Texas, Travis County, Wuhan
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Quick Impressions: Texas Twenty-First U.S. Congressional District Race
The Twenty-First U.S. Congressional District, the seat held by retiring Republican Lamar Smith, runs from Austin to San Antonio, encompassing much of the western Hill Country. It’s heavily Republican and largely white, though with a significant Hispanic population. There are … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, Al Poteet, Anthony White, Austin, Autry Pruitt, Bexar County, Chip Roy, Democrats, Derrick Crowe, Elliott McFadden, Eric Burkhart, Foster Hagen, Francisco "Quico" Canseco, Ivan A. Andarza, Jason Isaac, Jenifer Sarver, Joseph Kopser, Kay Bailey Hutchison, Mary Wilson, Matt McCall, Mauro Garza, Nancy Pelosi, Peggy Wardlaw, Red McCombs, Republicans, Robert Stovall, Ryan Krause, Samuel Temple, San Antonio, Susan Narvaiz, Ted Cruz, Texas, William Negley
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LinkSwarm for July 21, 2017
I’m getting to the point where my eyes automatically skip over stories with the words “Russia” or “Mueller” in the same way they skip over stories with the word “Kardashian.” So be advised the smattering of Russia news here is … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Jihad, Military, ObamaCare, Regulation, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, 2020 Presidential Race, Bexar County, Bill Moran, bulldozer, Communism, Crime, Dana Rohrabacher, DC Comics, Democrats, drugs, Elizabeth Warren, George Will, Iran, Iraq, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Israel, Jihad, Joe Straus, John McCain, Josh Berro, Kamala Harris, Kid Rock, Kurt Eichenwald, Kurt Schlichter, Law and Justice Party (Poland), LinkSwarm, M1245A5 M-ATV, Magnitsky Act, Military, Natalia Veselnitskaya, Newsweek, O.J. Simpson, ObamaCare, Poland, Portugal, Qaraqosh, Qatar, Regulation, Republicans, Rex Tillerson, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Social Justice Warriors, Syria, Texas, Turkey, War on Drugs
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Texas vs. California Update for March 31, 2016
Lots of Texas vs. California linky goodness, much of it via Jack Dean at Pension Tsunami, who’s been emailing me links of significant interest. Texas continues to grow: As last week’s US Census Bureau population estimates indicated, the story of … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Economics, Supreme Court, Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged Antonin Scalia, Austin, Bexar County, California, CalPERs, Dallas, Fort Bend County, Friedrichs vs. California Teachers Association, Ft. Worth, Houston, Montgomery County, pension crisis, Plano, Texas, Travis County, unions, Welfare State
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Texas Statewide Race Oddities
With all the votes in, we can start analyzing some of odder aspects of the Texas statewide race results. For those watching the race, it’s no surprise that (discounting 2006’s strange four-way race) Wendy Davis was the worst-performing Democratic gubernatorial … Continue reading